14-0 Productions
- Cecil Collins rushed for 7,833 yards in high school.
- Travis Minor finished his high school career with 4,706 rushing yards and 52 touchdowns, and 62 receptions for 1,344 yards and 20 touchdowns.
- Brock Berlin completed his prep career 45-0 as a starting quarterback and ranked number two all-time in national prep history with 964 completions in 1,467 attempts (65.7%) for 13,902 yards with 145 touchdowns and just 33 interceptions.
LOUISIANA SPORTS WRITERS ASSOCIATION's
Mr. Football
(1995 - 2024)
- 1995 Cecil Collins, RB Leesville
LSU, McNeese State
Miami Dolphins
- 1996 Travis Minor, RB Catholic
Florida State
Miami Dolphins, St. Louis Rams
- 1997 Adam McConathy, LB West Monroe
LSU, Texas, Louisiana Tech
- 1998 Bradie James, LB West Monroe
LSU
Dallas Cowboys, Houston Texans
- 1999 Brock Berlin, QB Evangel
Florida, Miami
Miami Dolphins, Dallas Cowboys, St. Louis Rams, Detroit Lions
- 2000 Byron Robertson, RB St. Thomas Aquinas
- 2001 Jason Miller, RB Iota
McNeese State
- 2002 Robert Lane, QB Neville
Ole Miss
- 2003 Chris Markey, RB Jesuit
UCLA
- 2004 Ryan Perrilloux, QB East St. John
LSU, Jacksonville State
New York Giants
- 2005 Charles Scott, RB Jonesboro-Hodge
LSU
Philadelphia Eagles, Arizona Cardinals, New York Giants
- 2006 Joe McKnight, RB John Curtis
USC
New York Jets, Kansas City Chiefs
- 2007 Randall Mackey, QB Bastrop
Ole Miss
- 2008 Blake Matherne, QB Belle Chasse
Nicholls State
- 2009 Gavin Webster, QB Lutcher
Southeastern Louisiana
- 2010 Anthony Johnson, DL O.P. Walker
LSU
Miami Dolphins, Washington Redskins, New England Patriots, New York Jets, Indianapolis Colts
- 2011 Landon Collins, DB Dutchtown
Alabama
New York Giants, Washington Redskins
- 2012 John Diarse, QB Neville
LSU, TCU
Denver Broncos
- 2013 Leonard Fournette, RB St. Augustine
LSU
Jacksonville Jaguars, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
- 2014 Deshawn Capers-Smith, QB Warren Easton
Texas A&M
- 2015 Lindsey Scott, Jr., QB Zachary
LSU, E. Mississippi C.C., Missouri, Nicholls
- 2016 Keytaon Thompson, QB Landry-Walker
Mississippi State, Virginia
- 2017 Pooka Williams Jr., RB Hahnville
Kansas
Cincinnati Bengals
- 2018 Derek Stingley Jr., DB Dunham
LSU
Houston
- 2019 Christian Westcott, QB Lakeshore
Southeastern Louisiana
- 2020 Sage Ryan, S Lafayette Christian Academy
LSU, Ole Miss
- 2021 Landry Lyddy, QB Calvary Baptist
LA Tech, Alabama-Bimingham, Southern Miss
- 2022 Tackett Curtis, LB Many
UCS, Wisconsin, Central Florida
- 2023 Ju'Juan Johnson, QB Lafayette Christian
LSU
- 2024 Xavier Ford, RB Leesville
Minnesota
- 2025 Elijah Haven, QB Dunham